The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-06-01, Page 13Sykes tourney MVP
The Lanes Lords and the Port Albert
Bulldogs held their Sixth Annual Slowpitch
Tournament over the long Victoria Day
weekend and while the play began on a wet
Friday evening, the sunshine during the
day Saturday and Sunday provided
players and fans with perfect conditions.
When the final out was called Sunday
evening, the team of Goderich Chrysler
were the 'A' Division champs. The
Chrysler team defeated Kingsbridge by a
score of 9 - 5 to take the title. Chrysler's
Dave Sykes was named as the most
valuable player of the winning team.
The Glen Kemp Memorial Award,
presented each year to the most dedicated
and sportsman like player in the tourney,
went to Keith Good of Goderich Chrysler.
From the `A' Division runners-up
Kingsbridge, it was Paul Adams taking the
MVP award.
Two other teams, Kinloss and the Lanes
Lords, were 'A' Division semi-finalists
SPORTS
during the event.
On the 'B' side of tourney play, it was the
Dearborn Steelers of Goderich taking the
championship title by defeating Nile in the
`B' final by a score of 13 - 6. Dave
Sleigholme of Dearborn was the MVP in
the `B' Division while Dwayne Rivett of
Nile was awarded the MVP trophy for the
runners-up.
Other semi-finalists on the `B' side in-
cluded Chisolm's TV of Goderich and the
Dungannon Blue Devils.
All in all, it was a fine weekend of ball
and a great way to kick off a busy season
for local players. Thanks and congratula-
tions are to be offered to organizors and
officials.
Happy 65th
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haldenby of Guelph
were here on Monday and brought his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William -E. Halden-
:. by, out for the day from Pinecrest Manor,
Lucknow, to enjoy their 65th Wedding An-
niversary at Kinlottgh. Folks could pop in
to extend best wishes and we all extend
heartiest congratulations to Will and
Margaret who kept our Kinlough General
Store until their retirement.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bowley entertained
relatives and neighbours on Sunday at
their son Nicholas' second birthday.
Mr. Arthur Haldenby, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Fry to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Bennett's home at Richmond Hill
where relatives gathered forvisiting and
to enjoy a delicious meal in honour of Mrs.
Marjorie Bennett's birthday.
Mrs. Brenda McDonald and the girls of
Tara visited with Mrs. Merle Rhody last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Brace and
Traverse entertained Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Rhody and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Rhody and
family at a dinner on Monday evening.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.' Bill Burt
were Mr. and Mrs. George Burt, Matthew
and Michael; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fran-
cisco, Christopher and Trevor; Mrs. (An-
nie) Bernard Norris, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Burt of Hanover; Mrs. (Helen)
Cecil Mac Millan Of Mount Forest; Mr. and
anniversary!
KINLOUGE
by May Boyle
Boyle
Mrs. Ted Burt of Kincardine; and Mrs.
Eva Burt of Lucknow. Bill and Bernice will
be moving to Kincardine. Their new phone
number is 396-2736.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Burt returned on
Friday from their wedding trip. We extend
a welcome to Judy to our Kinlough.
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Percy, Mr. and Mrs.
Morley, Miss Winnifred Percy, Mrs.
Frank Maulden and Mrs. John Barr were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barr on Fri-
day evening.
Mrs. Jim Hodgins visited with her
mother, Mrs. Rillett at Windsor.
Mrs. Audrey Borthwick returned home
to St. Catharines after visiting with
relatives here.
The Kinlough Anglican morning service
for Sunday next, June 5th, will be
withdrawn in favour of the Kinlough
Presbyterian Church's 125th Anniversary.
Edna and May Boyle accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Scott of Ripley to the "Open
House" and Tea on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott in honour of their
daughter Heather whose wedding is on
Saturday, June 4th.
Fun. for all at dance
A funfilled evening was held last Thurs-
day evening in the Parish Hall with an Old
Time Family Dance sponsored by the
Community School Association. With Tif-
fan's Orchestra providing the music and
Horace Crawford calling off for square
dancing, young and not so young alike got
up and joined in the fun of learning how to
square dance.
The C.W.L.'s annual Garage Sale was
held on Saturday, May 21st and once again
proved very successful with many items
and much baking being sold. '
The Knights of Columbus held their
regular monthly meeting in St. Joseph's
Parish Hall Tuesday evening May 17th.
This year the K. of C. Communion
Breakfast will be held in St. Augustine
Church Hall on June 5th at 11:30 a.m. This
event is open to all members and wives.
Parishioners as well are invited to attend
this special event.
Congratulations to the candidates who
received the Sacrament of Confirmation
from his Excellency Bishop Sherlock on
Tuesday evening, May 17th at St. Peter's
Church in Goderich.
Following the beautiful and impressive
ceremony, a reception was held in the
church hall. God's blessings on Linda Rose
Bowler, Jane Brophy, Rachel Brophy,
Tom Chilton, Joyelle Foran, Tammy
Hogan, Ton Hogan, Damien Martin, Lori
Nicholson, Amy Olson, Jennifer Redmond,
Dean Riegling, Sheila Stright, Jennifer
Tigert and Dawn Marie Wilson from St.
Joseph's School.
KINGSBRIDGE
parish/School
lByiouiae Martis
We also congratulate and ask for God's
blessings on Christopher Martin, Janice
Van Osch and Wendy Van Osch of St.
Joseph's Parish who were also confirmed.
The sympathy of the school community
is extended to Phil Antonio whose father
passed away suddenly last week. Phil
teaches the Grade 7/8 class at St. Joseph's
School.
The children of St. Joseph's enjoyed a
holiday on Friday, May 20th while their
teachers were attending learning sessions
themselves on a Professional Activity
Day. Monday, being Victoria Day, was
also a very welcome holiday for students
and teachers alike.
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